Kidney Stone and Diet

2015-09-08 06:41

People with kidney stones should not only focus on treatment, but also need to take care of daily diet and healthy lifestyle. Diet can help treat kidney stones very effectively. Let’s talk about what diet should be followed with kidney stones.

In general, oxalate and uric acid stones are the most common in people with kidney stones.

Calcium Oxalate kidney stones

High oxalate food must be avoided strictly in daily life: chocolate, sweet potatoes, peanuts, spinach, beet, etc. To tell the truth, almost everything has oxalate. Thus, we can not completely avoid oxalate intake. Kidney stones come up as oxalate combines calcium with urine being produced. People should avoid eating high calcium and high oxalate together. What need to be noticed, that does not mean people should avoid high calcium. Research shows that low calcium diet contributes to kidney stones.

Uric Acid kidney stones

Purines which are in food produce uric acid in body, and patients with kidney stones should limit or avoid high purines food like organ meats, and shellfish, red meat. Limit rich sugar food and drinks, too. Besides, alcohol also needs to be limited, even avoided.

Patients with kidney stones are suggested to more vegetables and fruits which contain rich vitamins and minerals. Doing some proper exercise and drinking water can promote urination, preventing kidney stones in daily life. Though a healthy diet is very important, patients with kidney stones must get medical treatment, which can defeat disease fundamentally. Here we introduce a way： Chinese medicine. It can dissolve kidney stones when ingredients get into our body with the principle of acid-base neutralization. The process is very convenient and easy. People just need to lie down with two bags medicine put on kidney place, then permeator can make medicine penetrate into body. More information or any doubt, welcome to leave a message or contact online doctor anytime, we will reply most quickly in detail.

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